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David Salt

Canberra
As seen in: Global Water Forum, Medium, Nature, New Phytologist, Barnes and Noble, The Conversation, Cell Host & Microbe, MinnPost, Australasian Science, nuclear-news.net, Antinuclear
Science writer / Canberra; Edits Dbytes & Sustainability Bites; Managing Editor, Global Water Forum. Good governance is the key to good outcomes.
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Dbytes #720 (28 May 2026)

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By David Salt
| sustainabilitybites.com
Info, news & views for anyone interested in biodiversity conservation and good environmental decision making “In Australia, feral animal bounty programs have consistently failed to deliver benefits for wildlife and have frequently been misused and plagued with corruption and sometimes even make feral animal problems worse.” Jaana Dielenberg [see item 1] -~<>~- In this issue of Dbytes 1. Feral cats bounties are being trialled in parts of Queensland – do they work? 2. Responsibilized and powerless?
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Dbytes #719 (20 May 2026)

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By David Salt
| sustainabilitybites.com
Info, news & views for anyone interested in biodiversity conservation and good environmental decision making “This is climate theatre. Good people doing visible, harmless, morally satisfying things on a stage while the machinery behind the curtain keeps running. The company still flies. The pension fund still invests. The construction sector still destroys habitats to build homes that comfortably store the wealth of the wealthiest.
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Dbytes #718 (13 May 2026)

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By David Salt
| sustainabilitybites.com
Info, news & views for anyone interested in biodiversity conservation and good environmental decision making “A functioning society depends on ordinary people believing they have a plausible path to stability, some capacity to build security over time, and a reason to invest in the place where they live. They do not need guarantees. But they do need to believe the future is not closed to them.” Rod McNaughton New Zealand’s problem is not just that life is harder -~<>~- In this issue of Dbytes 1.
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